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The SNMP Management Addresses Table is a list of the SNMP managers that may query the

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You enable SNMP by configuring SNMP management addresses on the Active instance. The configuration data is replicated to the Standby instance. Note that except for the configuration data, other SNMP data types are not replicated to the Standby instance. To get information on the other SNMP data types from the Active and Standby instances, you must send SNMP GET requests to the two instances, respectively. For more information on configuring SNMP management addresses, refer to: Managing SNMP Management Addresses and Creating and Modifying SNMP Management Addresses. 

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  1. In the WebUI, click the Settings tab.

  2. In the left navigation pane, go to SNMP/Alarms > SNMP Management Addresses.


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